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The Blues try to regroup tonight against Boston here in St. Louis. Why have the Blues been better on the road? Will Binnington and the defense regain their strength tonight? They've been a comeback team all season. Listen here for all the info here from Chris Hrabe.

Here we go. Game 3 of the Stanley Cup finals is upon us. The city is electric. Listen here to Chris Hrabe give us the rundown on the matchup.

The Blues have been fun to cover for Ben Frederickson. He says there's a different hero every night in these playoffs. The Boston trip was trying but the team responded together and Ben Fred can't wait to get home. He says the atmosphere was wild and wacky. Ben Fred notes that hospitality was interesting in Boston with some fans having rough encounters. What does he say about the popcorn throwing and lack of seats for the Black Aces? Is there a problem with the ice in Boston?

Thy physical game that the Blues play was tough to match for the Bruins. Unfortunately, now Sundqvist pays a one game price but the Notes won't let up. Berube deserves so much credit for the tactical moves he's made matching players together.

Jordan Binnington had a "meet the media" day in Boston and saved his best one-liners for Jim Thomas. What did Binnington say when asked about being compared to Kurt Warner?

We talk Cardinals and the Kris Bryant comments resurfacing lately. Will Yadi be in lineup this weekend? What will he have to say about these statements as of late? Will it be the spark the Cardinals need to fuel an uptick? Listen here.

In this week’s “Tony Talk”, Martin stops by Tony’s office at Fenway Park. They discuss  lineup construction. Who should hit second and why? Also, how much heat did Tony take when he decided to hit the pitcher eighth. The unfortunate legacy of Bill Buckner. How Tony became friends with Bill Belichick, and Redbird Roulette lands on David Eckstein.

A big night tonight for the St. Louis Blues. What's the game plan? Will Dunn return? More here with Chris Hrabe of KMOX.

May has been a problem for the Cardinals. Derrick Goold puts it bluntly and tells us about the barely mediocre season thus far. The Cardinals played much better competition in April and somehow won 20 of 30 games. So what is the deal lately? How do you right the ship now? Or can you even do it?

The day after game 1. What was good? What was bad for the Blues? We review it here with Chris Hrabe of KMOX.

Stanley Cup Game 1 preview with Chris Hrabe.

 

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Saint Louis has been waiting so long to get to the Stanley Cup finals. This time last week, we were talking about officiating and the poor/no call against the Blues. How does Ben Fred think that fueled the team to win the West? How did affect the Sharks?

Ben Fred says Game 6 was electric, literally. The storms outside and immediate tornado warning made for an undeniably charged atmosphere. How do the Blues overcome the Bruins? Playing against David Backes is an interesting twist for the Blues and their fans. Will they be friendly or will his ties to the city mean nothing?

Binnington has been a machine. Ben Fred compares him to a boa constrictor in the net. He says the Bruins will have to try to exploit a weakness somehow but so far Binnington hasn't shown one.

Atlanta Braves are in St. Louis today for the start of three against the Cardinals. Ben Fred says he understands Mike Shildt and the team trying to exercise patience but maybe they're ignoring too much. How do you get Bader in the lineup? How to you get Dexter Fowler a prime rotation spot?

Listen here for more from Ben Frederickson of the St. Louis Post Dispatch.

In this week’s “Tony Talk”, we go behind the scenes with Game 6 of the 2011 World Series and what may have gotten David Freese’s bat going.   Redbird Roulette lands on Steve Kline.   Tony still sounds fired up about the night Kline gave him the finger.   Plus, with the Blues facing the Bruins Martin wonders if this is another "tied for first" moment.    When exactly didn’t that phrase enter his lexicon.